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Eva Weissman

Affiliate Physician in Pediatrics

Columbia University

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Columbia University

P&S

P&S Clinical

PED General

Eva Weissman is currently serving as a Columbia University Affiliate Physician in Pediatrics at Columbia University.

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Columbia University

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global health family planning maternal health poverty development economics demography socioeconomic status family process african development family relations african economy family issues family study gynecology family medicine public health reproductive health obstetric anesthesia midwifery obstetrics and gynaecology family psychology mortality abortion pregnancy hypertension pediatric nursing health systems assisted reproduction medical systems world development death study targeted health interventions sub-saharan africa diarrhea prevention treatment interventions tool analysis

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Designing and Evaluating Scalable Child Marriage Prevention Programs in Burkina Faso and Tanzania: A Quasi-Experiment and Costing Study. Global Health Science and Practice (2020)

family issuessocioeconomic statusinternational developmentsocial policyfamily relationspovertyfamily planningfamily studyworld developmentfamily processafrican economyglobal healthpublic policyfamily medicinedevelopment economicsdemographyafrican development

The Impact and Cost of Child Marriage Prevention in Rural Burkina Faso. (2017)

family issuessocioeconomic statusfamily relationsrural healthpovertyfamily planningsexual and reproductive healthfamily studyfamily psychologysociologyfamily processafrican economyglobal healthdevelopment economicsdemographyafrican development

The Impact and Cost of Child Marriage Prevention in Rural Ethiopia. (2017)

family issuessocioeconomic statusfamily relationsrural healthpovertyfamily planningfamily studyfamily psychologysociologylivelihoodsfamily processafrican economyglobal healthdevelopment economicsdemographyafrican development

The Impact and Cost of Child Marriage Prevention in Three African Settings. (2017)

family issuessocioeconomic statusfamily relationspovertyfamily planningsexual and reproductive healthfamily studyfamily psychologysociologyfamily processafrican economyhealth equitypublic healthglobal healthdevelopment economicsdemographyafrican development

The Impact and Cost of Scaling Up Midwifery and Obstetrics in 58 Low- and Middle-Income Countries. PLoS ONE (2014)

health carereproductive healthmedical systemshealth policyfamily planningmaternal healthinternational healthhealth systemspediatric nursingpopulation healthmidwiferyobstetrics and gynaecologyhealth economicsglobal healthhealth services researchgynecologyobstetric anesthesia

Scaling Up Diarrhea Prevention and Treatment Interventions: A Lives Saved Tool Analysis. PLoS Medicine (2011)

Christa L. Fischer WalkerIngrid K. FribergNancy BinkinMark YoungNeff WalkerOlivier FontaineEva WeissmanAkanksha GuptaRobert E. Black

medicinediarrhea preventionmaternal healthtreatment interventionspublic healthglobal healthimplementation researchtool analysis

STILLBIRTHS: How Can Health Systems Deliver for Mothers and Babies?. The Lancet (2011)

health carereproductive healthpregnancy hypertensionfamily planningmaternal healthabortionpediatricshealth systemspediatric nursingpopulation healthmidwiferyobstetrics and gynaecologymortalityfamily medicinegynecologyobstetric anesthesiaprimary care

STILLBIRTHS: What Difference Can We Make and at What Cost?. The Lancet (2011)

infertilityreproductive healthpregnancy hypertensionfamily planningmaternal healthfamily medicinepediatricsobstetric anesthesiadeath studyfertilitymidwiferyobstetrics and gynaecologymortalitylongevitygynecologyabortionassisted reproduction

Sub-Saharan Africa's Mothers, Newborns, and Children: How Many Lives Could Be Saved With Targeted Health Interventions?. PLoS Medicine (2010)

Ingrid K. FribergMary V. KinneyJoy E. LawnKate J. KerberM. Oladoyin OdubanjoAnne-Marie BerghNeff WalkerEva WeissmanMickey ChopraRobert E. Black

health policysub-saharan africamaternal healthpublic healthglobal healthtargeted health interventionswomen's health

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Eva Weissman

Affiliate Physician in Pediatrics

Columbia University

Affiliations

Columbia University

P&S

P&S Clinical

PED General

Eva Weissman is currently serving as a Columbia University Affiliate Physician in Pediatrics at Columbia University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Eva Weissman

Columbia University

Affiliate Physician in Pediatrics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Designing and Evaluating Scalable Child Marriage Prevention Programs in Burkina Faso and Tanzania: A Quasi-Experiment and Costing Study. Global Health Science and Practice (2020)

The Impact and Cost of Child Marriage Prevention in Rural Burkina Faso. (2017)

The Impact and Cost of Child Marriage Prevention in Rural Ethiopia. (2017)

The Impact and Cost of Child Marriage Prevention in Three African Settings. (2017)

The Impact and Cost of Scaling Up Midwifery and Obstetrics in 58 Low- and Middle-Income Countries. PLoS ONE (2014)

Scaling Up Diarrhea Prevention and Treatment Interventions: A Lives Saved Tool Analysis. PLoS Medicine (2011)

Christa L. Fischer WalkerIngrid K. FribergNancy BinkinMark YoungNeff WalkerOlivier FontaineEva WeissmanAkanksha GuptaRobert E. Black

medicinediarrhea preventionmaternal healthtreatment interventionspublic healthglobal healthimplementation researchtool analysis

STILLBIRTHS: How Can Health Systems Deliver for Mothers and Babies?. The Lancet (2011)

STILLBIRTHS: What Difference Can We Make and at What Cost?. The Lancet (2011)

Sub-Saharan Africa's Mothers, Newborns, and Children: How Many Lives Could Be Saved With Targeted Health Interventions?. PLoS Medicine (2010)

Ingrid K. FribergMary V. KinneyJoy E. LawnKate J. KerberM. Oladoyin OdubanjoAnne-Marie BerghNeff WalkerEva WeissmanMickey ChopraRobert E. Black

health policysub-saharan africamaternal healthpublic healthglobal healthtargeted health interventionswomen's health

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